Healing Through Reiki
Reiki is one of the most important healing techniques we employ at Therapy in Transition. On the surface Reiki may seem like a strange therapy because it appears to promote healing when the practitioner simply places her hands over the person’s body. In truth, however, there’s much more to Reiki than what you “see.”
Origin of Reiki
Reiki is a Japanese word that comes from the terms rei, which means “universal,” and ki, which means “life energy.” All of us are nothing but energy in metaphysical terms because energy flows from top to bottom and nourishes all of the human body’s cells and organs. Reiki practitioners are aware that negative feelings and thoughts are responsible for disruptions in this energy flow, which manifests in the human body as mental and/or physical ailments. Reiki removes these disruptions, thereby healing a person who receives treatments.
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This blog is dedicated to my best friend whom I lost to bone cancer on May 18, 2006 and is the inspiration behind - Therapy in Transition.
Saturday, October 31, 2009
Friday, October 30, 2009
Healthy Relationships
Building Healthy Relationships
Most romantic relationships start off with a heady feeling that makes everything seem rosy in the beginning; time and familiarity, however, introduce contempt and other inevitable conflicts. Every relationship has its share of trouble, but the key to building a healthy relationship is knowing how to overcome the problems before they get out of hand.
How to Make a Relationship Work
Though every relationship is different, as long as there is mutual love one can iron out most relationship problems. Here are few strategies that most relationship experts recommend…
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Most romantic relationships start off with a heady feeling that makes everything seem rosy in the beginning; time and familiarity, however, introduce contempt and other inevitable conflicts. Every relationship has its share of trouble, but the key to building a healthy relationship is knowing how to overcome the problems before they get out of hand.
How to Make a Relationship Work
Though every relationship is different, as long as there is mutual love one can iron out most relationship problems. Here are few strategies that most relationship experts recommend…
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Wednesday, October 28, 2009
The Truth Behind Tarot
History of Tarot Cards
The origin of tarot cards is, appropriately, somewhat shrouded in mystery. Some believe the cards originated in Egypt, while others claim they were first used in India. However, most experts believe tarot originated in the fourteenth century in Italy, where the cards were first called “Tarrocco” and were used to play a game similar to bridge. Hundreds of years later, occult arts devotees in England and France first encountered the cards and saw symbolism in the cards as being laden with magical and mystical meanings.
How Tarot Works
You might be asking yourself, “Are tarot cards really magical?” The answer is a decided no. The magic lies not in the cards themselves, but rather in your own mind. In essence, tarot functions as a visual tool that can sharpen your intuition because it’s easy for the conscious mind…
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The origin of tarot cards is, appropriately, somewhat shrouded in mystery. Some believe the cards originated in Egypt, while others claim they were first used in India. However, most experts believe tarot originated in the fourteenth century in Italy, where the cards were first called “Tarrocco” and were used to play a game similar to bridge. Hundreds of years later, occult arts devotees in England and France first encountered the cards and saw symbolism in the cards as being laden with magical and mystical meanings.
How Tarot Works
You might be asking yourself, “Are tarot cards really magical?” The answer is a decided no. The magic lies not in the cards themselves, but rather in your own mind. In essence, tarot functions as a visual tool that can sharpen your intuition because it’s easy for the conscious mind…
Continue reading here.
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